ESA Letter for Housing
Get an ESA letter for housing and live with your pet in almost any type of housing...
Housing and Living with Emotional Support Animals
The main legal rights for emotional support animals are housing-related. Find out how to disclose your ESA to your landlord or HOA, housing rights, and more here.
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College Dorms
Learn about bringing your ESA or service dog to your college campus.
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HOA
Practical tips and advice for dealing with your HOA when you have an ESA or service dog.
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Renting
Guides for renters who want to live with their pet, ESA or service dog.
Our Best Articles on Housing
ESA Letter for Housing
Get an ESA letter for housing and live with your pet in almost any type of housing...
ESA Letter Housing
If you qualify for an Emotional Support Animal through a licensed healthcare provider, you’ll gain immediate access to federally protected housing rights including: being able...
Can a Landlord Deny an Emotional Support Animal?
No, a landlord cannot make you get rid of your emotional support dog, cat, or other animal, regardless of the building’s no pet policy or...
Latest Articles
What the New HUD Memo Means for You and Your ESA
On May 22, 2026, a federal memorandum from the U.S. Department of Housing was issued that many ESA owners found alarming. You might think that it means landlords will now be able to deny your animal, charge you pet fees, or evict you, but that's not the case. The situation is mor [...]
A Landlord’s Guide to Emotional Support Animals
If a tenant is trying to bring home a pet in violation of your pet policies or lease agreement by claiming they’re an emotional support animal, this guide will explain how you can protect yourself and your property without breaking ESA laws. Do I still have to accept emotional [...]
How to Respond to Landlord Forms for Your Emotional Support Animal
If you gave your landlord an ESA letter for your emotional support animal and they responded with additional forms to fill out, they might be violating the latest HUD housing rules, which says the following: “Housing providers may not require a health care professional to use a s [...]